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The Windsor Court vs International House Hotel

Priced on the same night, 2026-10-25: International House Hotel is $696 a night less. They are 319 metres apart.

The Windsor Court

The Windsor Court

300 Gravier Street, New Orleans · ★★★★★
9.8/10 from 396 guests
$838/ night, 2026-10-25
Free cancellation
International House Hotel

International House Hotel

221 Camp Street, New Orleans · ★★★★
8.2/10 from 1,372 guests
$142/ night, 2026-10-25
+ $42 taxes & fees · Free cancellation

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The honest take

Book The Windsor Court if you want the full traditional luxury package: pool, rooftop, breakfast included, and a 9.8 rating across 396 reviews at $640 a night. Book International House if $174 is closer to your budget and you're happy to trade the pool and rooftop for a sharper, design-forward room in the Central Business District, 0.3km away. Both sit in the same pocket of downtown New Orleans, so location is a wash; the difference is entirely in scale of service and amenity.

The look and the feel

The Windsor Court

The Windsor Court occupies that rare register of New Orleans hotel that plays it English-country-house rather than French Quarter kitsch: hushed corridors, Italian marble bathrooms, oil paintings and antiques in the public rooms, afternoon tea in Le Salon with china cups and a harpist somewhere in the background. The Grill Room is the city's only 4-Diamond restaurant, all dark wood and white linen, and the Polo Lounge does live jazz over cocktails in a room that feels like a private club rather than a hotel bar. It draws an older, moneyed, occasion-driven guest — anniversaries, business travellers who expense well, people who want New Orleans without its noise.

Windsor Court suits guests who want traditional five-star ritual — afternoon tea, a proper restaurant, a pool, a rooftop — and are willing to pay for it.

International House Hotel

International House is the boutique-hotel version of a 1906 Beaux-Arts bank building on Camp Street, redone in a graphic black-and-white palette with modern furniture and mood lighting rather than antiques. The lobby leans design-hotel cool — candlelit at night, a bit theatrical — and the rooms are compact but sharp, done in that high-contrast monochrome with flat-screens and workable desks. It's the kind of place that suits a design-literate traveller who wants character without formality, and who'll spend the day walking to the French Quarter rather than lounging poolside.

International House suits travellers who want a stylish, well-located base in the CBD and don't need a pool or breakfast thrown in.

At $174, International House gives up the casino, pool, pet-friendliness, included breakfast and rooftop that Windsor Court offers; what you're paying for at the higher rate is essentially the full resort-style amenity set, not just a nicer room.

Windsor Court is the more beautiful place to sit still in — marble, antiques, live jazz — but International House's graphic black-and-white interiors have more edge and personality for the money.

The numbers
The Windsor CourtInternational House Hotel
Price, same night$838$142
Guest rating9.8/108.2/10
Reviews3961372
Stars★★★★★★★★★
Facilities on our list95
Distance apart319 m
What one has that the other doesn't

Only The Windsor Court has

  • Casino
  • Pool
  • Pet
  • Breakfast
  • Rooftop

Only International House Hotel has

  • Golf
What guests actually say

The Windsor Court

  • exceptional, attentive service
  • spacious, well-maintained rooms
  • great location in New Orleans
  • expensive
“The only thing to consider is the hotel is expensive but it is worth it.”

International House Hotel

  • polite, helpful staff
  • clean, convenient location
  • comfortable and classy rooms

Windsor Court guests come away happier overall, describing consistently exceptional, personal service and beautifully maintained rooms across many repeat stays, whereas International House reviews are shorter and less detailed though still positive.

Rooms & rates, 2026-10-25

The Windsor Court

  • Classic Guest Room Queen/Queen AccessibleRoom Only · free cancellation$838
  • Deluxe Guest Room Queen/QueenRoom Only · free cancellation$870
  • Classic Guest Room Queen/Queen AccessibleRoom Only$902
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International House Hotel

  • Queen RoomRoom Only · free cancellation$142
  • Queen RoomRoom Only$143
  • Standard RoomRoom Only$152
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In guests' own words

The Windsor Court

10/10

“Windsor exceeds expectations every time”

The Windsor Court continues to live up to its standards. It is refreshing to see that in this day in age. The staff is professional and caring. They also seem legitimately happy to work there. The hotel has high standards and is well worth the value. We will be back a fourth time. Thank you and keep up the good work.

10/10

“One of the best hotel experiences I’ve had.”

STRONGLY RECOMMENDED! I stayed with my wife for our anniversary and we both had a wonderful experience. When we left, we felt like we had a peaceful reset from a relaxing vacation. The service is another level and I’ve rarely experienced a service that is so attentive. The room was immaculate and spacious. The restaurant was beautiful and we loved the vibe of the bar when music was playing at night. The only thing to

10/10

“5 star experience”

5 🌟 Stars!! The service was impeccable.

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International House Hotel

10/10

“I would definitely stay here again. We didn't get to experience the evening when the bar was open and live music was”

Location, cleanliness, aesthetic, very polite staff, vet comfortable!!! And, a complimentary bottle of delicious water! I have always wondered why this is not an included, basic amenity so I was pleasantly surprised by this! Nice touch!

I don't have a single criticism!

10/10

“Classy”

Comfortable, classy, & close to everything! Would recommend to everyone! My stay was wonderful. Also the elevators were very clean and fast, never had to wait!

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About each

The Windsor Court

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Luxurious Accommodations Experience the epitome of luxury at The Windsor Court, offering spacious rooms with elegant traditional décor, Italian marble baths, and modern amenities like free WiFi and satellite TV. Culinary Excellence Indulge in exquisite dining at The Grill Room, the city’s only 4-Diamond restaurant, serving delectable American cuisine…

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International House Hotel

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Luxurious Spa Services and Fitness Center Indulge in relaxation and wellness at our centrally located New Orleans hotel. Enjoy rejuvenating spa services and stay active in our state-of-the-art fitness center. Modern Rooms with High-Tech Amenities Experience comfort and style in our modern black and white-themed rooms. Watch your favorite shows on a…

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Facilities, in full

The Windsor Court

  • Fitness facilities
  • WiFi available
  • Free WiFi
  • Parking
  • Non-smoking rooms
  • Air conditioning
  • Fitness center
  • Swimming pool
  • 24-hour front desk
  • Restaurant
  • Room service
  • Business center
  • Heating
  • Terrace
  • Garden
  • Pets allowed

International House Hotel

  • Fitness facilities
  • WiFi available
  • Free WiFi
  • Parking
  • Non-smoking rooms
  • Air conditioning
  • Fitness center
  • 24-hour front desk
  • Restaurant
  • Business center
  • Heating
  • Lift / Elevator
  • Luggage storage
  • Express check-in/check-out
  • Safety deposit box
  • Bar
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